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Why is understanding salvation as a gift important for Christians?

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Recognizing salvation as a gift emphasizes God's sovereignty and our need for humility.

Understanding salvation as a gift is fundamental to the Christian faith because it underscores the nature of God as gracious and merciful. According to Spurgeon, salvation is personal—'He saved us'—which serves as a reminder that it is not something we can earn or take credit for. It shifts the focus from our own efforts to God's initiative and sovereignty. This truth should cultivate a spirit of gratitude, humility, and a life lived for His glory, knowing that we have been redeemed from our sinfulness through His love. Acknowledging this gift transforms our lives, compelling us to respond in service and praise.
Scripture References: Titus 3:5, Romans 5:8

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